In a fantasy world where magic gives you what you want, why would you trust in God?
They say evil lurks in the mountains.
They say that if the rivers and cliffs don’t kill you,
the monsters will.
They say there is only one difference between the brave and the stupid.
The brave die a little bit slower…
Kai failed to save his sister and now must join with an elusive winged horse and two other teens to rid the water from a deadly poison before it destroys the world of Eltiria. Lizzy and Taryn seem to be more of a hindrance than help. Can they learn to work together before the poison corrupts everything it touches?
“Where many fantasy novels rely on magic to save the world, this one does the exact opposite. A fast paced read with well-thought out characters and back history. It was enough to keep me up till 2 am reading it! Looking forward to the second book!”
Coriander Vaine
“I found it to be very captivating. I couldn’t put it down. I stayed up into the wee hours of the morning just to finish it. I kept telling myself “One more chapter. Just one more.” But I lied to myself; it was never just one more. And even when I was finished, I just sat there thinking about it, wanting to start on the sequel.” Kaitlyn Deann
Stay away from this series if you…
- found The Chronicles of Narnia too scary
- want everyone to end up safe at the end of the book
- like simple answers to basic questions of Christianity
- don’t want to know what it’s like to ride on a winged horse
- have no interest in battle scenes against evil monsters
If you’re still reading this, then I assume you’re up to eating some squirrel, taking wild chances, and fighting epic battles. So who is this series for?
This fast-paced, action-packed Christian fantasy series is perfect for those who…
- devour books and need more to read
- love fantasy stories
- have read J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, and Ted Dekker
- love an adventure with swords, horses, and intrigue
- are ready to change the world
What if you don’t like to read? The main reason people don’t like to read is that they find a book boring. With short chapters that are filled with suspense and action, even the non-readers will soar through the story. But don’t believe me. Read this review.
“I am not much of a reader. However, I could not put this book down. It is one of the most amazing books that I have read in a long time. It grabbed me from the very start of the book and carried me all the way through to the very end.” Tom Wolf
Hope you come along for the ride.
Toxic
He failed to save his sister. Now a stable boy must join forces with two other teens and an elusive winged horse to free their world from a deadly plot to poison humanity.
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Rancid
In the sequel to Toxic, Kai battles Seekers and Unwanteds alone, desperate to save his family from Belial's evil schemes. Lizzy attempts to save a friend from death with help from two strangers, and Taryn wrestles with the desire to use magic when he knows that it is wrong.
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